The food was delicious, the quantities generous, service was friendly and helpful, and the best…read moreprices in town. Can't say enough good about our experience. Best breakfast in town, hands down!

Charming cafe, order and pay at the counter before you eat. Nice people. If you're a fan of corned…read morebeef hash this is not the place. It's 85% potato. Very tasty though. Lots of seniors! Cute downtown location

Wandered into this little cafe just before closing. Food was…read moretypical diner fare. Waitress was fun and friendly! Pancakes were outstanding; sandwiches were ok & salads were basic & good.

Town House Cafe was a great stop on my way back to Oregon. We visited around 1:40PM and the…read morerestaurant closes at 2PM. The staff was kind and kept the fryer open for us. I got a cheese burger that had jalapeños on it along with onion rings. The onion rings were crispy and tasty. The burger was tasty. Overall, I had a great meal at this restaurant.

I've been stopping here now and then for a great many decades. There isn't much on this stretch of…read moreSR14 from SR 97 to Umatilla. I would think they could make some dough putting in gas pumps as the locals must not enjoy driving 30 miles west on SR14 to fill up. I've never paid much attention but there could be a card-lock place across the street for businesses that have a membership. Those tractors certainly gulp down a lot of diesel in a week's time. There used to be a ferry here that went over to Arlington, OR but it's long gone now. It was used frequently by the locals to fetch groceries across the river. In recent years the population of Roosevelt has increased dramatically after the town decided that they would build a landfill and welcome the trash from the Seattle area. Trains loaded with refuse keep truck drivers employed and busy hauling the containers up the hill to be emptied. Prior to the landfill, Roosevelt was little more than a whistle stop with a dive bar and a couple of other now derelict businesses. Food here is pretty decent these days as they are feeding local truckers who want and expect a hardy meal at a reasonable price. You'll find that here. Staff is very friendly. There's a little park and boat launch down the road (south) with picnic tables and a view of the river.

What a lovely family run business. The burgers have been awesome both times we have stopped.read more

Definitely a Yakima gem. Great lattes with a good selection of alternative milks. The customer…read moreservice was excellent and is located in an old train station with lots of room inside to sit and work too.

Great spacious spot for a pit stop. Easy to park, plenty of seating and space inside, combined…read moreplant shop, kids play room, and small event space. The Bee's Knees latte was delicious. There are sandwiches and some muffins available too but we didn't opt for those. The kids room was equipped with a play kitchenette, tables, tumble mats, games, etc.. Restrooms were decent - a few stalls and changing table in the women's.

Became a regular for a handful of days during our time visiting Packwood and Mount Rainier National…read morePark. Incredible little place with exceptionally friendly service. We looked forward to grabbing a drink in the morning on the way to our hike as well as our post hike lattes enjoyed out on the Adirondack chairs on the front patio. One day we even ordered a couple ice-less iced lattes to enjoy the next morning since we needed to head out on trail before they opened. As for the coffee, it's a darker roast than we personally prefer but that's just a matter of personal taste. As a home espresso enthusiast, I really appreciated their execution of preparing the drinks. Everything was consistent and done well. The coffee shop itself is a very warm and welcoming decor and seems to function as an oasis for PCT hikers and Cascade bikepackers for good reason. As someone who once did a coast to coast bike ride, I would have loved places like this.

This is a nice little coffee shop to stop for some caffeine after hiking. The coffee wasn't mind…read moreblowing, but it was really solid and hit the spot perfectly well. The pastries were also great! I tried a double chocolate cookie that was very yummy. I appreciated how friendly the staff was. They were super welcoming and just made very nice conversation. There is plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. I will definitely come here again next time I'm spending time at Rainier.

Fun little cafe with seating outdoors. Breakfast was good. Lunch was ok. The burger patty wasn't a…read morefresh burger patty, just a frozen patty. But it did the job

$74.00 - 3 people for breakfast. Served on paper plates with a blending of plastic utensils to use…read more And fancy plastic cups. Sausage omelette....... GIRL! This three egg omelet, Excuse me. This three egg sausage omelette consisted of one singular sausage link. This lonely singular individual sausage had been sliced and diced into 4 pieces and GENEROUSLY sprinkled inside my omelette with peppers and onions. The sausage in this Omelette had me feeling as if I had Gone fishing. "Ya catch anything?" No! Few bites here and there. Overall, the omelette wasn't bad, but I do expect a $20 omelette to represent its worth. Served with toast and hash whites ... I mean hash browns. These hash browns were definitely more of ... clash browns . Stale, soggy,and unpleasant.. just like the missing sausage this hash was missing the brown and crispy desirable and necessary elements. The next item up forbid was the breakfast sandwich!!! For I did not order this sandwich nor did I try it being the lack of quantity and volume of sandwich. But....GIRL!!! she was dainty and dry like sausage she was all alone. Like a lonely, single child with no siblings to play with à la carte. No sides.. again lacking representation of price the sandwich needed a PR team. Winner winner, chicken dinner, THE PANCAKE!!! For I did not order those pancakes either, but I did have a bite being that there were two pancakes à la cart with no sides, consisting of coconut and pineapple. Best pancake I've ever had. Wildly overpriced... One cup of Baileys and coffee One milkshake- The shake had this shaved ice quality about it. Little ice shards throughout it with each sip. Outside seating was nice with multiple extra large picnic tables to choose from next to a little creek of water. Service was fine. When I mentioned to the cashier that the price seems like highway robbery he met me with a defensive response and found it very unappreciated and told me that they are the end of the road. And each individual does get a menu to look at. No His response was unusual and interesting to think about and interpret. Does you're the end of the road mean you can charge and put out any quality for any price and it's all good because you're at the end of the road and the only option? I understand tough times /economy/price of goods/profit margins. But price should represent what you receive. If you like casinos or playing cards this is the place for you. It's definitely a gamble!

Community. Creative. Storytelling at it's best. This place can be all the things you might want to…read moresee in this world. Art is one way this place leans to create community and thrive. What is your vibe!? Come check it out! We enjoy community!

A vibrant and wonderful Pasco cafe with lots of local art on display! The people are kind and…read morewelcoming. Highly recommend!

A lovely little cafe that doesn't burn their coffee…read more The Honey Spartak cake is well worth the stop. Delicious food and great service!

Delicious food, great atmosphere, good customer service. A lovely place to enjoy a treat or two,…read moreand enjoy your family and friends.

It's a pretty cool place attached to the book store but everywhere you look there is rules, no…read moreoutside drinks, don't move tables, "toilet seat loose be careful" shut the door on the bathroom, don't touch the radio, I couldn't imagine working for this place ! All these notes kill the vibe! The owner could tighten the toilet seat that might be one note taken off a wall...The food is probably a one star, and the drinks are expensive, $7 for an iced drink.

Everything about this place is amazing. The employees, the atmosphere, the cool free events, the…read moredrinks, the snacks, literally EVERYTHING. Since moving here, my husband and I have become frequent flyers and will probably be known by name within the coming months.

Such an awesome coffee shop! Came in everyday I was in town. Foods great, coffee's great and the…read morepeople are great! Highly recommend :)

Stopped by this cute little cafe for a dose of caffeine and breakfast for myself. Ordered the…read morespring special iced jasmine matcha and a breakfast burrito bowl. The matcha was a bit light for my taste and I didn't taste much of the jasmine syrup either. The breakfast burrito bowl was flavorful and I loved the pan fried cheese on top! It only comes with eggs, onions and cheese but you can add sausage, avocado and potatoes for an extra charge. The cafe itself is very cute and all the staff are very friendly. They have a few tables outside to soak up some sun on a nice day (like today!) Iced jasmine matcha: 4/10 way too light for me Breakfast burrito bowl: 7.5/10 Service: 10/10